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Avoid HEAT Injuries
Short periods of extreme heat -- 90 degrees or more for several consecutive days -- can cause serious health problems if people are not aware or careful.
Vaccination Clinic
Special COVID-19 prevention arrangements have been made to accommodate adults needing vaccination and children needing back to school shots.
COVID-19 Testing in Tarrant County
Testing appointments, self-screening, statistics and testing sites.
Health Guidance for Tarrant County During COVID-19
Guidance for individuals, schools and businesses
COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
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817-321-4700
1101 S. Main St., Ft. Worth, Texas 76104
Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Tarrant County Public Health Reports Seven COVID-19 Deaths
Aug 12 - Public Health today reported five COVID-19 deaths. The deceased include one woman from Mansfield in her 90s, three men from Fort Worth, one each in their 50s, 80s and 90s, a woman from Fort Worth in her 60s, a woman from Arlington in her 50s, and a woman from Azle in her 90s. All had underlying health conditions, except the man from Fort Worth in his 90s.
Heat Advisory in Effect For Tarrant County
Aug 11 - With the return of the August heat and daily temperatures now approaching 100 degrees, Tarrant County Public Health is reminding residents to avoid heat-related illness.
Reported deaths from COVID-19 now at 427 in Tarrant County
Aug 11 - Public Health today reported five COVID-19 deaths. The deceased include two men from White Settlement, one in his 70s and one in his 60s; two women in their 80s from Fort Worth as well as a man in his 80s from Arlington. All had underlying health conditions.
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March 28, 2020 (Health Director's blog)
Answers to some COVID-19 questions
Folks, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve quickly and we know the uncertainty of this situation is worrisome. So I want to offer a bit of reassurance.
First, not every disease going around is COVID-19!
